HOW TO AVOID BEING ATTACKED BY A DOG

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HOW TO AVOID BEING ATTACKED BY A DOG
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HOW TO AVOID BEING ATTACKED BY A DOG

• Look the dog in the eyes to intimidate it.
• Run away from the dog if you have at least ½
  block between you and the animal.
• Slowly talk in a soothing voice while carefully
  backing out of its territory.

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HOW TO AVOID BEING ATTACKED BY A DOG
B. Run away from the dog if you have at least ½
block between you and the animal. C. Slowly talk
in a soothing voice while carefully backing out
of its territory.
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HOW TO AVOID BEING ATTACKED BY A DOG
C. Slowly talk in a soothing voice while
carefully backing out of its territory.
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HOW TO ESCAPE FROM A BLACK BEAR
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HOW TO ESCAPE FROM A BLACK BEAR

• Lie still and be quiet.
• Climb the nearest tree.
• Throw rocks or sticks at the bear, and growl
  loudly.

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HOW TO ESCAPE FROM A BLACK BEAR

• Lie still and be quiet.
• C. Throw rocks or sticks at the bear, and growl
  loudly.

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HOW TO ESCAPE FROM A BLACK BEAR
C. Throw rocks or sticks at the bear, and growl
loudly.
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HOW TO FIND WATER ON A DESERTED ISLAND
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HOW TO FIND WATER ON A DESERTED ISLAND

• Catch fish, then suck the water from their eyes
  and spine.
• Collect seawater. Wait for the salt to evaporate
  before drinking it.
• Urinate into a container and leave it in the sun
  for three days. Only drink the water from the
  top avoiding the minerals on the bottom.

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HOW TO FIND WATER ON A DESERTED ISLAND

• Catch fish, then suck the water from their eyes
  and spine.
• C. Urinate into a container and leave it in the
  sun for three days. Only drink the water from
  the top avoiding the minerals on the bottom.

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HOW TO FIND WATER ON A DESERTED ISLAND

• Catch fish, then suck the water from their eyes
  and spine.

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HOW TO AVOID AVALANCHES
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HOW TO AVOID AVALANCHES

• A. Never walk on snow-covered mountainsides
  between noon and 5 P.M.
• B. Stay away from newly snow-covered convex
  slopes.
• Whenever entering a valley, yodel or shout loudly
  three times to start an avalanche from a safe
  distance.

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HOW TO AVOID AVALANCHES
A. Never walk on snow-covered mountainsides
between noon and 5 P.M. B. Stay away from newly
snow-covered convex slopes.
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HOW TO AVOID AVALANCHES
B. Stay away from newly snow-covered convex
slopes.
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HOW TO AVOID FROSTBITE
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HOW TO AVOID FROSTBITE

• Wrinkle your face to stop stiff patches from
  forming.
• After removing your gloves, massage your face and
  other exposed areas every half-hour.
• Place your hands in cold running water for 30
  seconds at a time as you pass a stream.

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HOW TO AVOID FROSTBITE

• Wrinkle your face to stop stiff patches from
  forming.
• After removing your gloves, massage your face and
  other exposed areas every half-hour.

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HOW TO AVOID FROSTBITE

• Wrinkle your face to stop stiff patches from
  forming.

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HOW TO MASK YOUR SCENT WHEN SETTING A TRAP
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HOW TO MASK YOUR SCENT WHEN SETTING A TRAP

• After setting the trap, rub it with flowers or
  leaves.
• Put strong smelling wood such as pine or hazelnut
  in the trap.
• Place the trap in a campfires smoke for several
  minutes just before setting it.

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HOW TO MASK YOUR SCENT WHEN SETTING A TRAP
B. Put strong smelling wood such as pine or
hazelnut in the trap. C. Place the trap in a
campfires smoke for several minutes just before
setting it.
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HOW TO MASK YOUR SCENT WHEN SETTING A TRAP
C. Place the trap in a campfires smoke for
several minutes just before setting it.
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HOW TO DEFEND YOURSELF AGAINST A MOUNTAIN LION
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HOW TO DEFEND YOURSELF AGAINST A MOUNTAIN LION

• Roll yourself into a ball on the ground with your
  face covered and play dead?
• Fight back by hitting the mountain lion in the
  head and protecting your own neck and throat.
• Maintain eye contact and sing, The Lion Sleeps
  Tonight, while backing away from the mountain
  lion.

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HOW TO DEFEND YOURSELF AGAINST A MOUNTAIN LION

• Roll yourself into a ball on the ground with your
  face covered and play dead?
• Fight back by hitting the mountain lion in the
  head and protecting your own neck and throat.

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HOW TO DEFEND YOURSELF AGAINST A MOUNTAIN LION
B. Fight back by hitting the mountain lion in
the head and protecting your own neck and throat.
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HOW TO AVOID GETTING SEASICK
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HOW TO AVOID GETTING SEASICK

• Avoid eating starchy foods and try to position
  yourself close to the front of the boat.
• Eat plenty of starchy foods and position yourself
  near the center of the boat.
• Avoid eating and drinking. Position yourself at
  the back of the boat where you can see the
  horizon.

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HOW TO AVOID GETTING SEASICK

• Avoid eating starchy foods and try to position
  yourself close to the front of the boat.
• Eat plenty of starchy foods and position yourself
  near the center of the boat.

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HOW TO AVOID GETTING SEASICK
B. Eat plenty of starchy foods and position
yourself near the center of the boat.
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HOW TO KEEP FROM DROWNING WHILE ICE FISHING
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HOW TO KEEP FROM DROWNING WHILE ICE FISHING

• Carry a long, knotted rope with a weight on the
  end and hang ice spikes around your neck.
• Carry a signal flare to shoot off if you fall
  into the water.
• Wear an extra-thick wetsuit and carry a signal
  flare.

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HOW TO KEEP FROM DROWNING WHILE ICE FISHING

• Carry a long, knotted rope with a weight on the
  end and hang ice spikes around your neck.
• C. Wear an extra-thick wetsuit and carry a signal
  flare.

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HOW TO KEEP FROM DROWNING WHILE ICE FISHING

• Carry a long, knotted rope with a weight on the
  end and hang ice spikes around your neck.

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HOW TO FEND OFF A MAN-EATING TIGER
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HOW TO FEND OFF A MAN-EATING TIGER

• Wear a face mask on the back of your head.
• Rub elephant dung or urine on your clothing.
• Cover your body with crushed garlic the smell
  repels tigers.

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HOW TO FEND OFF A MAN-EATING TIGER

• Wear a face mask on the back of your head.
• Rub elephant dung or urine on your clothing.

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HOW TO FEND OFF A MAN-EATING TIGER

• Wear a face mask on the back of your head.

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HOW TO RECOGNIZE A TSUMANI WARNING
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HOW TO RECOGNIZE A TSUMANI WARNING

• There is a sharp rise or fall in sea level.
• All birds vacate the area.
• The ocean water turns a very dark brown.

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HOW TO RECOGNIZE A TSUMANI WARNING

• There is a sharp rise or fall in sea level.
• C. The ocean water turns a very dark brown.

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HOW TO RECOGNIZE A TSUMANI WARNING

• There is a sharp rise or fall in sea level.

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HOW TO BREATHE DURING A FREEFALL WHILE PARACHUTING
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HOW TO BREATHE DURING A FREEFALL WHILE PARACHUTING

• Take slow, deep breaths.
• Take quick short breaths.
• You do not need to breathe at all through your
  mouth and nose. You will breathe through your
  skin.

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HOW TO BREATHE DURING A FREEFALL WHILE PARACHUTING

• Take slow, deep breaths.
• C. You do not need to breathe at all through your
  mouth and nose. You will breathe through your
  skin.

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HOW TO BREATHE DURING A FREEFALL WHILE PARACHUTING
C. You do not need to breathe at all through
your mouth and nose. You will breathe through
your skin.
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HOW TO DETERMINE IF YOU ARE A HIGH-RISK KIDNAP
CANDIDATE
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HOW TO DETERMINE IF YOU ARE A HIGH-RISK KIDNAP
CANDIDATE

• You are a U.S. Citizen backpacking.
• You are a U.S. tourist.
• You are a U.S. businessman working for a Fortune
  500 company.

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HOW TO DETERMINE IF YOU ARE A HIGH-RISK KIDNAP
CANDIDATE

• You are a U.S. Citizen backpacking.
• C. You are a U.S. businessman working for a
  Fortune 500 company.

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HOW TO DETERMINE IF YOU ARE A HIGH-RISK KIDNAP
CANDIDATE
C. You are a U.S. businessman working for a
Fortune 500 company.
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HOW TO TREAT THE EBOLA VIRUS
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HOW TO TREAT THE EBOLA VIRUS

• A drug, available only in the U.S., must be
  administered within 48 hours of the first
  symptoms of the virus.
• There is no standard treatment. However,
  patients receive supportive therapy.
• Treatment involves rapid blood transfusions,
  hydration, and drugs within 24 hours of the first
  symptoms of the virus.

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HOW TO TREAT THE EBOLA VIRUS

• B. There is no standard treatment. However,
  patients receive supportive therapy.
• C. Treatment involves rapid blood transfusions,
  hydration, and drugs within 24 hours of the first
  symptoms of the virus.

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HOW TO TREAT THE EBOLA VIRUS

• B. There is no standard treatment. However,
  patients receive supportive therapy.

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HOW TO SURVIVE IF YOU BECOME LOST IN A SNOWSTORM
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HOW TO SURVIVE IF YOU BECOME LOST IN A SNOWSTORM

• Hike briskly in the direction the wind is
  blowing.
• Drink alcohol for warmth and remain still to
  conserve heat until the storm subsides.
• Build a shelter out of accessible materials and
  signal for help.

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HOW TO SURVIVE IF YOU BECOME LOST IN A SNOWSTORM

• Hike briskly in the direction the wind is
  blowing.
• C. Build a shelter out of accessible materials
  and signal for help.

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HOW TO SURVIVE IF YOU BECOME LOST IN A SNOWSTORM
C. Build a shelter out of accessible materials
and signal for help.
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HOW TO FOIL A UFO ABDUCTION
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HOW TO FOIL A UFO ABDUCTION

• Never travel alone in the woods. No UFO
  abduction has ever involved more than seven
  people.
• Dress like a tourist and carry cameras and a map.
  Appear willing to go with the aliens.
• Focus your thoughts toward the alien. Tell it,
  Leave me alone. Go away, I have a virus.

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HOW TO FOIL A UFO ABDUCTION

• Never travel alone in the woods. No UFO
  abduction has ever involved more than seven
  people.
• C. Focus your thoughts toward the alien. Tell
  it, Leave me alone. Go away, I have a virus.

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HOW TO FOIL A UFO ABDUCTION

• C. Focus your thoughts toward the alien. Tell
  it, Leave me alone. Go away, I have a virus.

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